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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
LONDON WOOL SALES.

LONDON Sept 23-Tere average attendance at tho
saes today The sales will probably close October D.
Following arc the details OF the days transactions
New south Wsles-ss 100 bales scoured sodmls ~
DO and pieces Sd ais Id GLdds+d 10 locks
and pieces adQ7h Queenslsnd-ssles ~ 1sies rteay
OIL Victoria 200 bales secured Is ldois32 90
locke And pieces Isa IL 81 greasy 7aa I'd 10 locks asi
pieces 5ld7d New Zea1and-sales 900 bairs secured
7l2da 10 Lid locks and pieces a. 90 "a Tasmaia
Sales 900 bsles greasy III ais I'D 10 locks and pieces
tLnalOd oith Australia -sales ~ bales sconren
l. La do locks and pieces ID greasy I2d Cape OF
cps ana Natssales 700 bales secured 9dUls iZd
ffsas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

LyEEPoof. Sept $3.50 m-Bsef IN good a ZEN
Pork good dsinxod; prime mess Eastern nf ~ ZOE
per cwt and Bacon in fair demand Isliowi turen
tne and rosin IN poor demand iariEspot anu nts,
tfn g. y per GENITAL sprug firm Al 0s ~ f!ou! -,
firdsrond Con-r and fu1fes in good demand spol
fra at4s 3d per september and OctoDer hrn ~
a. Adj. November firm AT As 3lAd Hops AZ
York stetc- Nothing Offering.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

state bonds entirely neglected and there
A weli-dstributed business done in railway bonds.
but IL generally OF retail character. Prices were
end g. were mp i at ssa Missouri Kansas and TEXAS
general Is were steady at soi3 after 9lasO4 Ches.
up TO 49, Canada southern first SIS up
lat lo4i9, and the seconds were firm at ssASss
Shore Is So TO 9sA and closed at 9s Baltimore
and Ohio IS were up 70 Go 0h S sGtasI ua
gold 81 advanced per cent to "a New,YotE, CHICAGO
Toledo IS rose from GA to 67d66. Toledo Ann Arbor
And SS M s on, :s up .o
Decatur and Evansville seconds sold at 1Oa72 Bur
Chicago division declined per cent o. and Detroit
ffss up per cent at 81. Detroit. Macsinso and
ineones sold up 10 47i and closed unchanged 46a.
and Rios rose u to 60 and closed at 62ie Atlantic
and Pacific AZ up = at SO and incomes closed 4
higher &c Fort Worth and Denver sold up per cent
to s2ia. but closed at 81.
Cotton Seed Oil certificates sold t3S00 at 2o4 63o0
2s4 Western National Bank 800 at g. taliforna "a.
chc 400 at and Security Milling and Mining 400 at
Money was easy at "A per cent. closing offered A
The sob-Treasury debtor al the Clearing House
he business of the Sub Treasury for the week end
toneh, includes receipts of s2552s667 and payments
asainst So? s59i35 September IS shOwns an apPanr
mcSts si677.ooo for items which only
affect the sub account Win the trenera
rry. its loss affecting the banks is Sl7(467s.
and this includes receipts OF l7s5O0O for exchange on
NewOrleans Chicago. etc, ami Payments OF S34Oe3l D
for imported god. TO-dsys operations covered Re
ccipts. ~ 4nS7ii: payments 90 74o451 currency
balance S13 1873 39l :~ruin balance. SlJ6.O53.4j6 1t
looks If part OF tOdays payment OF Sls3l31s Tor
purchased bonds was again drawn OUT In certificates
The Clearing House elnent TODAY 10 as follows:
Exchanges. Sl07.4l3.l3s; balances, f45s34lO.
Tie United states treasury at Washing on received to-
day S2l7 .OOO National bank notes for redemption.
The receipts were Sl.O77lS7 and the internal
revenue receipts we're S333,22O
The foreign exchanges were dull and weak at quota
tions business olls@s: Bankers bills. "A 1919
ant 81 s3l2 long and short sterling respectively
52Gl, and J237s for francs 94is aud CAS- for reich
naIks; 40is and 4O's FOR gnilders.
In Lonion British cousos wers steady AT l0l ZIG and
lOl gl6 for both money and account. Money was 3l4
per cent bankers and cent for discount of
bankers bills American rallvays opened leG Z lower
for the active stocks. and aerwar were Irregular AID
closed with Bar silver advanced Lied
~ led per English standard At Paris French
8 per cents declined TO Sl51l2.
the Daly Mining Company as declared its sixth aud
seventh dividends of 50 rests SHARE or $4,000 in
all PAYABLE by LOunsbery d 90, NILS building sep
TENDER 80 ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
feqal MctineA
SUPREME COURT.

Gardner wetherbee Plaintiff asapst Walter swift and
Amy Swift his Wife Defendants. Trial desired In Kings
County Summons.
To ii o above named Defcndants
You are hereby TO answer the complaint this
action Of your answer en- tho rantins
after the service OF this
OF service and IN case OF vour faii
ure 10 appear will be taken against
by default demanded the complaint Dated
Jnlv ly 1897 c. J. q. HALL. PLAINTIFFS Attorney once
adiress. No POI Broadway. New: York city.
defendants Walter Swift and Amy Swift his wife;
The foregoing by publication,
order OF the Hon. Willard Bartlett Justice
OF Of Of New.York dated tbs
3st day August 1887 and he With tn. complaint IN the
in the city Brooklyn Dated NewYork, August 81 1887.
q j. q. HALL Plaint6p Attorney. 20l Broadway, New
York city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
EUROPEAN FISANCIAL MARKETS.

Sept 23-4 In.Atsntic and Great Western mrs
trustees certificates 40 RE 3Oi2 do second
ensos l0li.. Illinois Central l2l'2 MeIlcsn ordinafy
49, ST Paul common. s54 NewYOrk Central, ilI's ;
Pennsylvania 67s; Reading. 30r Canadian northwest
Land Company. 2ss
bar SILVER 10 quoted at ~ l2d. per ounce o., . -,
Paris advices quote cent rentes at 81 francs .
esniines FOR the account
Snanlkh OIL 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
LIVE STOCK Markets BY TELEGRAPH

BrFFAO Sent. % -Ctti>-fg~-~lpfs at e hour.
lis hea Total thus i@r SD heal same tlne
$3.50 Ic. Consigned thrYush 81 cars ~ which
80 t. Sew YORK 90 Good Ia Choice al piping
rrn Medium To Cool nrn al - l5d - So ION
to + AZ - 80 az 90.
Saey- a. - hours StsO head Total Tor
80 200 head. For lime lat week - Nl
head lrpugl L. ,,r. Of winch 10 New YORK
~ far demand hut lower int,r"t 20 tAr
- % Is - o. ENra - 40 food 10
Western Lambs - 20 20 do
- - 80" D~st -old
Ho.s- Receipis last 20 97lO heat Total for
Tar a. 40 lc.d For tine at vceA - -
fhr,uk1 IS 10 - virh 10 Ncw-b ORR
81 sale .t"Idr. s'pl iruan Lent ~ - - -
Mixed Workers - luG 20 selected YORK
81 2U0 - 30 seloCei We lnm weight. 4, ipN %.
cool to ChO.c- HEAVY - - IS Coarse Mixed Hrtry
Ems 81 So II 3D. stays ~ market closed quiet with .
left over
cad -hi steers - 90 - 10
Feeders vi Jods 90 Cows. Bui. AMI hIoh
81 -ja,2 Is leHAs cattle :. ~ 90 Western RANGERS
Hog. y Recent. 1880 head shpzent. 5000 head.
m.rset strong early clO.ei lost. Mr-i - -
500 eavv u 7j0f5 D. Light - 90 - % Routh "ui
skins Sfu>4 80
Sl,,o-n- spt- 5000 head Shipment. 900 head. Market
strong Natives - UOG a u. Western. 50 l0GsJ 10
Texans 81 - 50 Lambs. ~ - a - 20 per 90 %
ncnt. 700 mead margs .teifv Far - Choice Heavy
Nlt v. u. y lD - - Butchers Far Choice
3Dasl % Fee Fair 10 Gooi s26ld - 80 1etan'
ami Indians 1s"d cornfef 81 lOnf3 10
Hons Receipts 500 mead shipment. 500 heat Market
stronger Heavy and butchers elections - 90
1sJ Is Packing Medium Prime - 1ud 30 90
rIs. Common TO Gooi a 2Ou ~ 80
strong FAi. TO Fanny - iOa.t 10. Lambs IS 1O1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
neliaions Notnl

f E:s S e: large q: Gss1is
sp aud :ysSn "S :
=: friend: ... and 1". nat ass Gf %
s:esl!si to Cooper SsI:ss;io" . :%
Ssnt ss a@
E Fns h. Hon D. w # the m
special musical programme under tho direction Of Mr.
Georsc Weeks the popular musical ascor Doors ape.
WiL ieTssf s g i%ni Pfss' TseasSrsr
At Union Reformed Church. 9Th ave. opposite West
tho Rev De wITT O. RocKEFELLEk OF New.scotland
%SFoETb Pastor Prs:sl n At 10 n % n:
and Colon~ " t. RJpGEis all Of washington D. c. Even
ing service $50 seats troe Al welcome.
IL m. and 7:4j p. m.
8 s. aad
7i5 p The pastor resumed his pulpit for the season
+. x so at1S
doing th. city its varied operations among tho
masses
st. the Rev JOSEPH ELDEK. u. D. Pastor. -Aorninx
at II oSs hs r,.or ON WV eSoniSs
Young peoples meeting on Friday evening. strangers In
Baptist Church Of the Rcdecmer, l3lst.t near I'm
avs-nsv " -; GILES, Pastor. breaches at 1880 morn
Tie PASTOR rev Henry VAN DYkE D. D., viii preach
G%"rS 81 Dr.
ternoon, 4. All welcome.
cfsRF %hiaiF .'I F':taF vii preach 1880
AN Important Questisn" 745 D. ~, " Chains Broken
81 fesr%ra Ghlfa D. Hi:
IL H. aud 1880 p ~ Devotional meeting "Wednesday p IN.
mEPreacans cS "a" pasior Tho Rev. BIDwELL LANE at
1913 a m. aud 10 p Evening subject "Ihe way 10
Pardon" All are very cordially invited
(urch of the Ascrns,ou Jtha ave aud l0hst, the Rev
F. Wis HhST Il D0SALD D. u, Rector: service sum .
sermon at ii a. III. Evening prayer at . D. m
.snss %h Sr1''s T1ss Gs'S III
Ind az MSg%?s ."s .nG.s S
the tusip 81. 'a e. Strangers cordially welcomed
cH,ar cSrs cor ycGn9 PaySH
at - oeE M T%e pseo Kew
d D.. will ofcate. The services will b held 10 INC
chapel adjoining the church. the repairs IN the church no
beng completed
Cestrai Park Presbyterian CHURCH.. s2d-st; betreen
M S'fi% ' 5J p' BY RSy r asoN especially
Tor young Sabbath school 30
Rev ARTHUR B!.o0KS Kceio;. Mornng service at
II O'Clock. afternoon At p@ rhe Rector will Oiieia'e
Christ Church. 5tl.ave and 3jth..t Dr. j. :. SblP
MAN. Rector-Dsvnr Service at ~ and H. strans
Church OF the Messiah oorner Sin.sl; and Park
Services / / a m. sermon by new KoBtRr CoLLfth
Church Of the Mer TriDy MAd,G".ys "a aD@ tss.t
Hours Of service. II a N. and . p ~
Central Presbyterian Church. ,7th st. bet Broadway and
7insve Rev. j. -. WILSON. -. D.. Pastor Serv Ices al
II a. H. ami y D. IN Morning sermon by tue Rev. I.tOS
8 II NSTINGs u. D. Evening 10y Rev. A. r. : IhCt
FiER u. u. Sabbath-schOol 80 !. m All cordially III
vitod
.,r'f . Sn"r Ss % %
aud =. N. sAob-tIs lool 2JO p m. All welcome
b D fS
viii preach Sunaay. 18Th INST service at II An
GssFfn efn' rtg%E vii iSa;5 ':nii
y Moral Aspects 81 the case VI
Dr. Jekyil AM Mr. Hyde" No evening service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroaos.

STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads..
ALBANY BOArS-PEOPLE'S LINE-Pai-
~ ace Steamers DREW and DEAN RICHMOND leave
every week DAY At D. IN. from Pier Al N. r.. foot VI
Canal
FREE ght received until the hour ~ departure.
Leave BroOAlyn VIA Annex, fultOnst at b p. IN.
A -RONDOUr KINGSTON AND CATS
~ KILL MOUNTAINS. LANDING at Cranstops
West Pont). Cornwall. Newburg Marlborough. Milton,
aware Stony Glove and Caiskil Mountain Railroads.
STEAMERS CIV OF Kingston and James ". Baldwin leave
every day p. pier foot OF Harrison ST. ex-
cept Saturday when CITY OF Is ugston leaves at D. M
BOSTON WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN-
ID SFTT PEI
VIA STONINGTON LINE
From New lrer So North III, one block above Canal
st. at y. daily, except Sunday. Through car from
steamers landing To Ma raganset Per without extra charge
TOR HUDSON and COXSACKlE.
Il Steamer KAATER- III LII on TUESDAY, Thursday aud
saturday, at u y. IN. nom foot OF Jay 81. y. n.
Steamer McMAN NUS Monday. Wednesday aud Friday from
Pier foot of FranklinsL, at y. m
Boats connect with Boston and Albany r. r.
NATSKILL EVENING LINE.
~ steamers kaaferskil and Catsk leave Pier 49, N k
foot OF Javst every week day Of connecting with
CAtsk Mountain and Cairo Railroads
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
zT.
sTAISRr,

Coed Ordinary 1916 Low Mtlilas..... ZIG
81. Good Ordinary. ....7o Middling bio
The hat decline Of points and closed
dull but steady points decline sspember point al
October unchanged November and 10 points
decline other months Sales rs. 300 halcA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
The Gernicids Company Of N. Y.

bEPI. u,
The quarterly dividend Of ONE AND A HALF PER
CENT will be pud the preferred stock Of tins company
at the Union Trust Company and after Oct l. 1887.
The transfer will DO closed Sept q and reopened
Oct g. 1887 p B. CAVANAGH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
LROAD EARNINGS.

1855 1856. 1897.
Snnher Of mile. bil 573
Third week in sept. S3tV3o SoVis3 5000
Jan / TO sept 81 .... 9l4,s51 l.6ll.44l 1865 1858
Nr,pb.r 81 miles 1877 1877 1871
T.rd week m Sept Sl32G94 Sl49 0S5 $751; 900
jan ! 10 sent 2l.... 4,2449l7 4.5jl.947 5.4431O7
IL LOUIS. ALTON AND TkRRg HAUIE uRAsCHLs. 900
Nnnber OF miles,. l3s l35 80
Second week Sept. Sl6.99i SI9uSS sZ24lD
Jan. 70 Sept. H.. 4942OG bo2,61S tl4,JO5
81. LOUIS. ALTON AND TERRE HAUTE NiNN LINE.
Number o. miles. l93 le3 lS9
Second week in sept. S-S3Vb S233sl 500
MEMPHIS tND CHARLESTON
1876. 1884, Differences
Npmber OF miles,. $50 go
Second Sept s3O2Il 5000 Inc - ~
Jan 10 sept IS. 7992os l.osGo Inc 220'72
NEw-YORk, ONTARIO AND wEsIERN
Second week in Sept. $296l5 $500 inc. $3.50
Jan. TO sept H., osOSJ3 l,Oo3oVz lnc. i%%''4'
Imports OF dry goods at New York e.o.o
Entered at the port sl.G74sl1 s23i0578 s296I9SS
Thrown on aafket...... l.925355 2463.6j3 2sal.64o
since January L. oo oo-.--oo
T,Ion n on M rket rs 1857 6s306OS6 93.776.724
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.

THE sJOoooOo FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
BONDS tShRIES "A"l OF TIL ECAIlFokNIAA AND % NE-
Coz RR co mitur. . l. 1888.
That company having IN other companies been eonsl'
dated int Central Ralro2t Company. the latter
company as-um-d Of the above "eniioned 0onf-
the IL tho rate ~ per cent
the term o. 30 wears. VI al Jan J. 1913.
and interest Of the extended bonds Will be psy2-
Cnfe gold coin. sinking tund
patmeat. until cudng ~, u cont aud b. ap-
ul. with the ~ tho present b1nd
under the company ~ i'm tie, the sin >ns
fund inve .m,Yt. IN y bonds viii amount 10
about s. 900 the of .9 sinking fund pvmonis
D-gnnlns 1917 10 he az the rate OF s0Do mar annun
AMI t. snpsl tho NJ bond. secure by this
At beow 10 aud accrued interest
av,ii thrnsrlves OF the prviete ~
20 present ther bonds At e 81
unicrsfsne where III bonds II he stamped anf new
common sheets ax-l OF cnarge UNTIL OCr u.s. 1887.
Cope. OF the between the ra rost
OF the be al Tho
ONCE OF the undersigned. -
SPENER & co.
Mil. RuY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

NORDDkU fischer LLOYD s. co.
~ SHORT ROUTE 70 LONDON
NEW. YORK. SOUTH MPTON AND BREMEN
from loot isi. HobOsea-
FAST EXPRESS STEAMERS
FuldA at. seDt 70 II A"r Wet oct o. O. m
k44e. We'd sept. * 1,D W'rra sat Oct :. = m
Flo oct : 4 NJ. Ems. We'll. oct II, o.
First cabin SIS sut b'rt accortnE 10 )cAtiDL
Second CABIN. ej5 b-rtn Steeragc az lowest rates
OELKICHS q co. No Bowling Nrosn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-24

low seul for list II. o. IA OVER tribune Building
OFFICE OF TIVE MISSISSIPPI RIVER BRIDGE COMPANY
CHICAGO. III. July 25 1887
OWNERS of Mortgage Bonds OF the Miss.
~ ssippi River Bridge Com hereby notified that
United states Trust company o. Ncw YORK trustee ha5
numbered 81 H. PAS. 300 AMI 5S9
eenei required nv the aOrtga2e on account OK
Sinking Fund october ]. 1887 - . .
said bond. will he r-deo Ell by Messrs JOHN PATTON
Co No 50 Wian-sL Sew.Nork. Interest on said bonds
designated for redemption viii cease October l. ISL,
CHAKLE- ". FOSTER Treasurer
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-31

New York, May 2S-Cleared. brig Daisy Nash,
Brunswick; Schrs VIM Fl Keeney. Lippincott.
Fernandina; Isaac N Kerlin, Steelman, Bruins
wick.
Dungeness, May 26-Passed, bark Fornjot
Nor, Moe, Hamburg for New York or Savannah.
Apalachicola May 2S-Arrived, schr Gertrude
L Trundy, Davis, Galveston.
Boston, May 2S-Arrived, schr john G Smith,
Foss, Brunswick.
Brunswick, May 2S-Arrved, bark Agder (Nor),
FlageStad, Feruandina.
25th-Sailed, bark Irene (Nor), Borresen, Brs-
toll; schrs Robert w Dasey, Tracy, Philadelphia;
Fannie Gorham, Burgess, New York; Lizzie S
Haynes, Sawyer, Boston.
Bull River, s c, May 24-Sailed bark Cover
nor (Br), Kirby, Cork.
Darien, May 2S-Arrived schr Carrie Lane,
Lane, Charleston.
Cleared, schrs w Morse, Griffin, Bath;
Satilla, Scofeld, do; Meyer s. Muller, Perkins,
New York
Fortress Monroe, May 26-Passed out. steam
ship Bernard Hall (Br), from Pensacola via New
port News for Liverpool.
Pensacola, May 2S-Arrived bark st Mary,
Mears, Sabine Pass; schrs Felce, New Orleans;
Laguna, Progreso.
Cleared, schr Lizzie Heyer, Harrington, Rio
Janero,
Port Royal G. May 2s-Saled, bark Croydon
(Br), Williams United Kingdom
Philadelphia, day 26-Cleared, schr Samuel
McManemy, Virden, Fernandina.
st Augustine, May 25-Sailed, schrs Dione,
Raynes, and Ringdove, Marston, Fernandina.
Satilla River, Ga, May A-Arrived at Bailey's
Mills brig shannon, Sawyer, Mllbridge, Me,
Eernandina, May 30-Arrived and cleared to
return, steamship Delaware, Tribon, New York.
Cleared and sailed, schrs VIM Wiler, Miller,
Philadelphia; Nellie Sawyer, Arey, Trinidad.
2Sth-Arrived at quarantine, brig Jno Wesley,
Key West.
New York, May 3o-Arrived, steamship Au-
Arrived out, steamship Fulda, from New York
for Bremen
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-31

week the farmers 2-year-old child was
playing in the vicinity of the we'll
and when its mother came to look
for the little fellow he had disap-
peared. Becoming alarmed she searched
the yard, and going to the wen heard from
its dark bottom the plaintive cry of Papa
papa! papaW When the woman realized
the truth she was frantic, and running TO
the field called her husband and his helpers.
The news quickly spread among the neigh
bors, who congregated to offer assistance.
At first the parents could think of no way
to rescue the child. A rope was dropped
down, but the child could not grasp it. The
cry grew fainter and fainter, and at the end
of the first six hours stout iron hook was
lowered; and after many fruitless attempts,
occupying two days and nights, the dis
tracted parents succeeded in dragging the
child to the surface more dead than alive.
The little fellow now lies in n very critical
condition it's body fearfully lacerated by
the hook and greatly exhausted from its
long inmurement.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-31
RECEIPTS

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway May
3o-7 bbls rosin, 10 bbls spirits turpentlne, 70
boxes tobacco, 9 bales wool, and mdse.
Per Savannah, Florida and Western Railway
May 30-2 bales cotton, "a cars lumber, cars
bricks, cars coal, cars iron, II cars corn, car
beer, 500 bbls rosin $50 bbls spirits turpentine,
1,016 bbls vegetables, 4,9T boxes vegetables, 30
bales wool, bales hides. and mdse.
Per steamer Katie, from Augusta and way
landings-lS7 bbs spirits turpentine, sack wool,
307 bbls rosn. bales WOOL s crates eggs, bbls
eggs crates fowls, 9 bdIs hides, 10 calves, X
sacks peas, / sack wax.
Per Central Railroad. May 30-165 bales cotton,
10 bales yarn, a. bales domestics, ~ bales wool,
bales hides, bales piaids. l39 pkgs tobacco, n
pkgs hardware, pligs empties, 2 cars bricks, 60
bbls starch, cars coal, $50 bbls grits, % bbls
meal, 220 lbs bacon, 11S bbls spirits turpentine
149 bbls rosn 355 lbs fruit, 1853 sacks meal, 2S3
bales hay, Is bbls beer 60 hf bbls beer, 126 ar
bbls beer 10 pkgs h goods, Ito bushels corn,
125 bbls flour, 10 cars lumber 2 cars wood, 143
pkgs vegetables, , cars wood in shape, cars
iron ore, pkg machinery, 10 bales paper stock,
&c DkgS mdse
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-31
Fruit and Vegetable Market.

The following specials to the MORNING NEWS
are published for the benefit of our Florida and
Georgia readers and those interested in fruits
and vegetables, and can be relied upon as accu-
rate and reliable.
CINCINNATI, May 30.-Fancy Florida toma-
toes 81 90 per box; repacked, good demand.
JOHN o. MOORE & Co.
New York, May 30.-To-day is a holiday
and business is generally suspended The Sa-
vannah steamer arrived early, however, and
notwithstanding the heavy cargo 1t sold out at
fair prices. Beans, 75c6Si 25 per crate; cucum-
beers, s. 0003 30 per crate; squash, 81 GOAL 80
per crate potatoes, prime, s. 00GB6 90 per bar
rel; tomatoes, 81 75Q2 25 per crate.
G.. S, PALMER.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-31
A Florida Coon.
From the Her1,anolo Me1ns.

FTOHt HtC IIcfNetTtbO AftoVS
Not long since lady, who was walking
through one of the hummocks adjacent to
town, heard hog making curious noise,
and on going to ascertain the cause, discov-
cred a ferocious raccoon making persistent
attack on a SOW The latter was retreating
and defending herself and litter of young
pigs. The coon would seize the SOW by the
ear: she would shake him off, dash at him.
and he would retreat, when she would start
to run, only to be seized again by her
enemy. Finally the uproar attracted
a squad of other hogs, which rushed
to the sow's assistance and succeeded in
driving the coon away. The latter, how
ever, after abandoning the contest, stood
blistled up and sullSily watching the hogs as
they moved Of, whe7NQpon ttp iaiy fnfnw
4 cf1i1nk AZ nina 10 h1F sns
shiihsl a nlcs poulc9d 6oi 81 ,|,t 1g1
kf{|e,d she socneotltl n beading ~ eotla ~,
when he went up q tree near BY. Thstruc
of this narrative is youched for by our we'll
known ecclesiastical friend, Rev. Benjamin
f''' = 81 M MA
Fn,s Mackintw and otbtr Straw Hot4 Tor
rrots and boys. lower than anywhere else, g. p
Y Y 80. X t,r,.1s j 6l rtft-~ress stteet. -
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Port Royal, C, May rs Steamer Lufra Br),
from Coosaw for the United Kingdom, got
ashore at high water on May rs going out, got
off next day and returned and sailed to-day for
destination.
Scituate, Mass, May 2S-Schr June Bright,
ashore here, north Of the lighthouse, and partly
filed with water. She is well up on the beach
and will probably be got off No insurance on
the vessel. Crew rescued by life saving crew.
Assistance will be sent. Her reported arrival at
Boston 9th was an error.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-31
KROUSKOFFS
MAMMOTH MILLINERY HOUSE.

MORE new Straw Hats to-day and every other day They
all new all we have Three times many, yes times
many hats any other Savannah and than
any Millinery Store in New York Philadelphia BETTER
HATS too and cheaper Hats for Ladies' Hats for Children,
Hats for Boys Our prices than onethrd lower than
other Have you thought about the Staws? We
sell Straw Hats that keep their shape, and sell all and
and will send your friends Wen you SOC to ST.
on fine hat and Csc. to SOC any hat you buy.
About 400 Trimmed Hats for half their value Not another
word to say about them. Come and see them
Ribbons Flowers Feathers Gauze Velvets etc. in end
less variety You don't know what big millinery business
until you immense stock requiring three large floors
We please everybody that wants anything in the millinery
line And that's saying good deal We retail first
floor at wholesale prices We continue Ribbon sale
heretofore
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-31
PASSENGERS.

and landings j Phillips P Tube,dy, and 3deck.
Per steamship Gate City. from Boston
NJ A Johnson, L C Flanders. Z Willett, T La
throp, S Bonney, John Braden, j w Rogers, II
II Hobb, F Smith, Mr. Farraday and steerage.
Per steamer Katie. from Augusta and way
landings-Harry Wallard, II Pounds, W II Bazc-
more, J w Scott, l. Wells, B Sims, J NJ Her.
rington, L R Sans, c Overstreet, F J Boyd, Mr.
Wells, A Harrington, p Harrington, S Lewis,
Capt A Causey, Capt Johnson Capt Jno Law
ton, G A Upchurch, wife and child, Capt j D
Grower. aud deck.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-31
FREIGHTS.

LUMBER-By Sail-There were but few arrivals
and offering tonnage is readily taken at present
rates. Freight limits from S. 90 to So 25 from
this and the near Georgia ports to the Chesa-
ports and eastward. Timber 50c0$1 90 higher
than lumber rates. To the West Indies and
windward nominal; to South America, S13 00@
IA 90; to Spanish and Mediterranean ports, S11 90
@12 90; to United Kingdom for orders, timber,
27628s; lumber, SO los. Steam-To New York,
81 90; to Philadelphia s. 90; to Boston, 50 90.
NAVAL SToREs-Dull. Foreign-Cork ETC., for
orders, 2s 1015d and, or, As I'D Adriatic, rosn,
IS; Genoa, rosin, 2s 1O19d. Coastwise-Steam-
To Boston, SOC on rosin, 81 90 on spirits; to New
York, rosin, SOC, spirits, Soc; to Philadelphia,
rosin 30c spirits Soc; to Baltimore. rosin 30c,
spirits roc